Speech Organization
This type of speech is good for "how to" speeches.
Sequential
This type of statement is important in a speech and offers the main idea.
Thesis
In this type of audience, it's important to admit differences and appeal to objectivity
Hostile, Resistant, or Defensive
A phrase many people use when they first get a microphone and should be avoided
"Can you hear me?" OR "Is this thing on?"
These include informing, entertaining, persuading, and explaining
Reasons Speakers Speak
This type of speech organization is typical in historical speeches
Chronological
This type of statement is necessary so that your audience knows the reason for the speech in the first place.
Purpose Statement
These factors of an audience may include ethnicity, age, gender, or political affiliation
Demographics
Typically, type should never fall below this point size, which is a standard for Powerpoint
24 Point
Schools or classrooms may adapt a restrictive, moderate or permissive approach to using this in the classroom.
Generative Artificial Intelligence
A type of speech organization with two points and is typical in scientific writing.
Cause and Effect
This is generally the first thing a speaker does in a speech to hook the audience.
Attention-getter
This is something you should likely never do casually with a hostile audience
Question and Answer time
Sometimes, the use of visuals can lessen this problem within the speaker himself/herself
anxiety/fears
According to our reading, this is among the greatest fears for people.
Public Speaking
This is rare in speeches but where a speech organizes theories' or products' similarities and differences
Cause and Effect
This type of attention-getter gets the audience to imagine a particular scenario he/she might be in.
Hypothetical Situation
With this type of audience, it is your job to build credibility
Neutral
According to our author, this should be used when the audience is too large or when large visuals are needed.
Powerpoint
These are typically the only two things you should definitely memorize in a speech's structure
Introduction and Conclusion
This asserts a particular complex situation and offers and answer or answers.
Problem and Solution
This important step in a speech helps the audience understand why they should care about the speech being given
Establish Relevance/Servant Ethos
Respectful
Three types of video use include personal video, meeting room video and ________ video.
Stage
He is the philosopher most frequently associated with the art of rhetoric (public speaking)
Aristotle